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The Year in SLJ Covers | 2017
It's been quite a year. Here's how we covered it in School Library Journal.
John Green Keynote | SLJ Summit 2017
Author John Green opened School Library Journal's 2017 Leadership Summit in Nashville, TN, with an emotional keynote. Here's the video.
Finalists Announced for 2017 National Book Awards
Here are the five finalists for the National Book Award in Young People’s Literature, announced this morning, along with their School Library Journal reviews.
My Principal Is ‘All Over the AR Points.’ Readers Respond to Leveling.
Our feature story on reading levels, “Thinking Outside the Bin,” quickly proved to be among our most popular stories so far this year. As expected, there was plenty of feedback from readers
Neal Porter Joins Holiday House
Porter will be Vice President and Publisher, Neal Porter Books, bringing his imprint from Macmillan Children's Book Group to Holiday House,
“Heavy Medal” Blog Launches with New Hosts
School Library Journal welcomes two new bloggers to the fold. Roxanne Hsu Feldman and Steven Engelfried join “Heavy Medal,” sharing blogging duties with Sharon McKellar in the popular discussion surrounding the top contenders for the Newbery Medal.
ALA, Google Seek Libraries to Apply for Coding Pilot this Summer
Is your library ready to code? The American Library Association and Google want you. Here's what you need to know about applying for the $500K pilot launching this summer.
SLJ Joins Campaign on Democracy, Curates Related Book List
What makes democracy work? That’s the core question posed in a learning campaign launched by Facing History & Ourselves. School Library Journal offers a related book list, “Foundations for Future Voters.”
SLJ Debuts “Higher Ground” Column on College, Career Readiness
School Library Journal has launched "Higher Ground," a new monthly column covering all aspects of college and career readiness.
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